Key Holder
clark circle liquor loungeScotch Plains (NJ)
About the role
Job Description: Key Holder – Wine Anthology
Location:
Scotch Plains, NJPosition: Part-Time Key Holder Wine Anthology is looking for a reliable and flexible Key Holder to join our Scotch Plains team. This position will work alongside other store employees while also having the responsibility of opening and/or closing the store when scheduled.
Responsibilities:
Open and/or close the store as scheduled Work alongside other team members during regular store operations Assist customers and provide friendly customer service Operate the register and process customer purchases Help keep the store clean, organized, and stocked Follow store procedures for opening, closing, and daily operations Assist with other basic store duties as needed
Requirements:
Must be 21 years of age or older Reliable and punctual Comfortable handling keys and opening or closing the store Available to work nights and weekends Must have a flexible schedule, as hours and shifts may change from week to week Able to work well with other employees and customers Retail or wine/liquor store experience is helpful but not required Schedule This is a flexible position with a schedule that may vary each week. Applicants must have availability for a combination of daytime, evening, and weekend shifts. The Key Holder will generally be working alongside other employees and is not expected to operate the store alone. Wine Anthology – Scotch Plains 1985 Route 22, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076
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